Hate hoaxes are not just for persons of politically preferred pigmentation. People of privileged perversion can engage in them too.

From Aguas Claras, Brazil:

On March 21, [49-year-old Gisela da Silva] Fernandes attended a local police station to report that he had been the victim of discrimination at the Metropoles Shopping Center earlier that week. According to Fernandes, he had gone into Sodalita, an upscale women’s boutique, but was soon after violently expelled by a security guard while being called homophobic slurs.

Fernandes had visible injuries to his arm which, at the time, appeared to corroborate his story of being grabbed and forcibly removed from the store.

However, a 18-year-old salesgirl tells a different story. She played along with the sick farce of pretending he is a woman until his lewd behavior forced her to flee to a store next door, where a security guard offered to escort Fernandes off the premises.

Police settled the matter by reviewing video:

Police determined that [the salesgirl] had served Fernandes “politely and promptly,” and that Fernandes had in fact opened the changing room’s privacy curtain after stripping to display himself in lingerie.

The lingerie exposed his decidedly nonfemale genitalia.

The videos also showed the security guard coming to the store after [the salesgirl] sought help, and respectfully accompanying Fernandes to the exit. At no point did the guard harm Fernandes, nor did he use any derogatory language, in stark contrast with his claims of having been verbally abused and physically manhandled.

Evidently his injuries were self-inflicted — unsurprising behavior from a guy crazy enough to say he is a woman.

Good thing they had video. The salesgirl and security guard could have been subject to legal action for committing “transphobia.” In Brazil this is a penal offense, being regarded as a form of “social racism.”

Please welcome Gisela da Silva Fernandes to the Hate Hoax List.

On a tip from Heckrules.

Hate hoaxes are fun and games for moonbats — until people get killed:

A Texas man who went to the media to denounce racist vandalism at his home was arrested by police for allegedly burning down the home and killing two people, including one of his relatives.

The accused hoaxer is Mario Raynard Roberson of Huntsville.

Roberson went to the media when racist vandalism was spray-painted onto his home after a heated neighborhood association meeting where members voted to ban the use of homes as short-term rentals in May 2023.

Any disagreement over anything with a person of preferred pigmentation is liable to end in accusations of racism.

The graffiti read, “We don’t like your kind,” and ended with a racial epithet. Roberson, who was described as black in a KTRK-TV report, said he would not leave the neighborhood and would stand up to the alleged racism instead.

But then the racists supposedly fired a gun through his window, before becoming even more racist and burning his house down.

Hoaxers engage in their art because crimes against protected identity groups are sure to get attention. But the attention is their undoing when police unravel what actually happened.

Prosecutors said that Roberson hired three men, one of whom was a relative, to commit the arson so that he could make an insurance claim on his property with State Farm Insurance. However, something went wrong, and two of the three alleged arsonists died in the flames, prosecutors believe.

The other one made it out engulfed in flames but survived to spill the beans on Roberson, who apparently thought he could kill two birds with one stone, both collecting insurance money and framing his neighbors as racists.

Please welcome Mario Raynard Roberson to the Hate Hoax List.

On a tip from Varla.

Hate hoaxes are good for more than supporting an ideology that cannot be supported by facts. They can also serve as a pretext for some fun brawling at sports events:

“High emotions, mass confusion and unfounded accusations of racial slurs were what likely led to a pair of fights at a February varsity basketball game between the Pasco Bulldogs and visiting Hanford Falcons,” the [Tri-City] Herald reported, based on its review of the police report. …

But the school resource officer for Pasco High School, Joseph Wysock, “interviewed the game referee and two Pasco coaches. All three denied hearing anything racial, and police were unable to establish any probable cause that slurs had been used.”

Allegedly, someone called a Pasco player “carrot top” and “carrot cake” because of his red hair.

“Pasco has a red-haired Hispanic player,” Wysock wrote in his report. “I interviewed him and he was unaware of these comments being made, nor did he feel that they were racial. In fact, he thought about making them a nickname for himself.”

It works for Scott Thompson.

This incident then is a double hoax – the slur didn’t happen, and even if it did, it is not a slur.

How nice that all crime has been solved, so that police have nothing better to do than investigate whether someone said something politically incorrect. No wonder liberals want to abolish the police. We don’t need them anymore.

Claiming to be a victim of white supremacist oppression might advance your career in municipal government. Or it might blow up your face.

WFMZ-TV 69 News reports from Pennsylvania:

City of Allentown employee Latarsha Brown, age 42, is facing charges of false reports and tampering with/fabricating physical evidence.

On January 10, 2025, the Allentown Police Department says it was called by City of Allentown employee, Latarsha Brown, who claimed that an item resembling a noose was found on her work desk.

Brown gets zero points for originality. Nobody living in the 21th century still takes Bubba Wallace types and their noose hoaxes seriously.

Nonetheless, police still respond to these farces, as if they had nothing better to do. That was Latarsha’s undoing.

Fox29 picks up the story:

Video surveillance and building access control records revealed the nine employees present between the time Brown left work the day before, and her arrival the next morning.

Every employee, except Brown, agreed to provide a buccal swab for a DNA test if needed.

“Those employees were interviewed each was asked if they could provide a buccal swab for DNA testing if needed. Every employee agreed except for Ms. Brown” said Captain Milkovits.

Police say Brown, who also serves on the Allentown School Board, then requested that the investigation be discontinued.

Too late. They used a search warrant to get Brown’s DNA. Unsurprisingly, it matched the only DNA found on the noose.

Allentown Mayor Matt Tuerk twisted himself into hilarious contortions in his attempt to spin in favor of the cultural Marxist ideology the hoax was presumably intended to exploit:

“It does point out racism shows up everywhere. It shows up in unexpected ways and we have a strong responsibility to battle it particularly in our workplace, to create an inclusive work environment.”

Racism shows up everywhere because fraudsters have been rewarded for fabricating it. But ever more people are sick of cowering before the black oppression lie.

On tips from Heckrules, Dave F, Troy H, Jack D, WDS 2.0, and Franco.

All good liberals know that Trump supporters are racists. At last they have confirmation, right where you might expect to find it: at a college in two-thirds black Memphis, a.k.a. Memphrica. Racist messages were found on campus over Thanksgiving break at Rhodes College:

The school launched an investigation into the racist messages after flyers were reportedly found near its National Pan-Hellenic Council Plaza, a space on campus that honors the school’s nine historically Black Greek organizations.

According to a local Memphis CBS affiliate “Trump Rules” and racial slurs about Black people were written on 13 pieces of paper that were found around that area of campus.

The school responded with the usual official statement in support of the ideology that likely inspired the notes, quacking, “We are a community that is firmly committed to diversity, inclusion, [yadda yadda yadda] and we do not tolerate racial bias or hate speech” and promising to work “diligently” to apprehend the culprit.

They may have worked a little too diligently. The notes were unsurprisingly exposed as yet another hate hoax, complete with a confession by the hoaxer. Educrats must not have wanted to get scolded by local media for allegedly not taking the notes seriously enough, as happened in 2021 after someone taped a banana to the door of black students’ dorm room, thereby making Students of Color feel “unsafe.”

On tips from Mickey M, Steven S, and Jim K.